Llanito means of the low countryside.
Thereby Andalusia which is a low compared to the rest of Spain
is known as the 'low country'.
Llanito - is also a spoken language made up in Gibraltar - from
Spanish, English, Maltese, Italian, Indian, Hebrew and Arabic - it
changes bu being added to all the time.
It is the second language for Gibraltarians.
Gibraltar has many people living and working here from all sorts
of countries including: Portugal, Germany, France, Sweden, Mexico,
Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina to name a few so over the next 10
years parts of their language will be absorbed into the Llanito
language. The only problem with this language is that it is spoken
and very rarely written although some people have tried to get it
written down in a dictionary form.